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Marshall Shapiro Marshall Shapiro I'm a father of three, Isaac 16 (he keeps me hopping), Lauren 13 (the apple of my eye) and Maya 1, (I'm about to go to China to bring her home) not to mention our dog Bailey (an english setter in black lab clothing). Margie and I have been married since 1997, and she is the true inspiration of my life. Margie and I are very active in the local Israeli Folk dance group (that's where we met) and we enjoy hiking in the local foothills surrounding Boulder, Colorado. I love to mountain bike, ski, travel, sail (catamarans, on the local reservoirs), and listen to celtic music.

I started using Paradox for DOS (version 3.5) in 1987 when I was working for the Denver Water Board. I was looking for a PC based database application to upgrade and replace many of the custom applications I had written using Sperry's MAPPER software. It didn't take long for me to gravitate to Paradox and PAL. I even helped form and organize the local Denver Paradox User's group. We eventually renamed the group to the Denver Borland User's Group (or DeBUG). I eventually left the Water Board and joined forces with David Kramer (a Paradox guru from Los Angeles that had recently moved to Denver). He started Common Sense, Inc. in 1989 and I joined in 1991.

I couldn't stand the name Common Sense, so we renamed the company Access Technologies, Inc. (just before Microsoft coined the name Access for their database application product - that's been a Paradox ever since!). David and I worked together for over 10 years building custom Paradox applications for Rocky Mountain area companies and local government. David left the company several years ago, and I've been going strong on my own since. I have several contractors that work with me (developing Access applications), but I prefer to work directly with Paradox. I tell my clients that "If they can imagine it, I/we can build it!". Access Technologies (ATI) specializes in building custom PC (or web) based applications for either the Windows or Linux platforms. ATI has a great reputation for building solid, custom, client-server, affordable applications that actually work. To learn more about ATI please visit the web site at www.ati-co.com.


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